If you're looking for a rooftop near The Rocks then this is your spot. Pretty cool views looking back at the city. You have to walk up a bunch of flight of stairs to get up here. I didn't see an elevator. Once up here, it's a typical bar. Nothing fancy. You order at the bar, they'll give you a number and bring you your food. We came here at 3pm on a Saturday and we got one of the last tables available. Come for the views, have a few drinks, and maybe a burger. read more

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Slightly away from tourist area but still there. Large multi roomed pub with great views from rooftop read more

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Our first stop in Sydney before walking across the bridge. Simone, the bartender, was excellent! So friendly and answered all our questions and gave great recommendations! Beer was good also read more

Glenmore Hotel - Hotels Near Me - The Rocks, NSW

Beautiful historic building with rooftop dining with a view of the Opera House. The second floor bar and rooms for larger groups can accommodate a variety of gatherings. read more

Tried this place based on other reviews and then it also came recommended on one of our tours. Definitely more upscale food than your standard pub food. We had the grilled salmon and the pumpkin salad, both delicious! Also great beer selection and the bartenders are willing to help you find one you like. Great rooftop view too! The place seemed pretty popular when we visited. read more

Glenmore Hotel - An Australian beer and cider - Hotels Near Me - The Rocks, NSW

I've been here a few times. The food is great and a good selection of beers. Some great views from the roof top. When I first came here in the 90s you could just stop by and pull up a chair on the rooftop for a beer and watch the city with a view. Unfortunately the past several times I've randomly stopped here at different times of the day or night seating has been very hard to come by. Either wait and grab the next table that becomes available, sit on the footpath downstairs or book ahead. Thats my main reason behind the 3/5. You pretty much need to book a table. I'd say thats normally acceptable for a nice restaurant but just for a run of the mill hotel? read more

Glenmore Hotel - Hotels Near Me - The Rocks, NSW

This review is for both the rooftop bar and the restaurant. The rooftop has a pretty good view of the opera house and Sydney skyline (unless there's a big cruise ship in the way). I came on a Thursday evening and all the tables were occupied. It was also loud, which made conversation a bit cumbersome. The space could have been nicer if there was more open space rather than just tables and a bar. At the restaurant, I ordered the Slow Roast Lamb Shoulder. The lamb was a little overcooked and didn't have that much flavor aside from the flavor from the baba ganoush underneath it. Although there were a few pickles on the side, it felt like the dish was missing an additional ingredient like a vegetable or something. For $32, this dish was a bit overpriced. The service speed was okay. Our reserved table was in a nice quiet room with only one other table. There was no air conditioning though, which was not good considering it was sweltering outsIde. Overall, the rooftop bar is decent and the restaurant is kind of mediocre. For these reasons, I am giving Glenmore Hotel 3 stars. read more

Glenmore Hotel - Slow Roast Lamb Shoulder - Hotels Near Me - The Rocks, NSW

An amazing view, great service but the wedges are light on with sour crème and chilli sauce. See my photo. I ran out past Galway through them and I dipped conservatively. Time to give a little more dip team. read more

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We had stopped here for the rooftop bar. The view from the location of Sydney is gorgeous. We had ordered at the bar and headed to the rooftop. The location is kind of busy and crowded. However, we were able to find a table. Reasons for Rating: +1 Excellent location and parking +1 Food taste really good +1 Customer service +1 Interior/atmosphere +1 Would return/recommend others read more

So a friend of mine from Australia told me I had to have the fish-n-chips, so I Googles best places for fish-n-chips. Luckily this place was next to my hotel so on a holiday Monday I decided to come by. I didn't even know about the rooftop so I sat down at the downstairs bar. I ordered a 'Schmitty' of a lager. I was told by the bartender that it is smaller than a schooner but larger than a mini so they call it a 'schmitty'.I thought it was perfect cause I'm not much of a beer-drinker so it was perfect size and ice cold on a hot-humid holiday. So I knew exactly what I wanted and ordered the beer battered fish-n-chips. It came out quickly and wow I have never had fish-n-chips this good in the US. The outside was so light and crispy, the fish was flakey. In the US they over-batter the fish but not here. It was so delicious I didn't even need the tartar sauce. I would go back and have it again for dinner. Bravo mate! read more

Amazing rooftop bar. Several floors available though. Probably because the rooftop is packed at all times and it's standing room only so be prepared to not have a spot like all the pictures suggest. Got a spritz and it was great, then a dirty martini and it was lovely as well. Hubby got a beer on top and a pour of whiskey in the middle. Ok selection of beers and whiskey. We stood on the rooftop for a bit and then went to the center room which is like an old fashioned library and had a tiny window overlooking the opera house. Bottom floor is more like a pub and smaller as well. read more

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Another bar with hotel in the name... This is a great rooftop bar. The first time we went we actually had dinner. I had the Glenmore Tower Salad and it was very tasty and perfect since I had snacked the afternoon away. salad. I was with a big group and I think we probably ordered 1/2 the menu. Everyone enjoyed their food and the waiter handled us all well along with the tabs. The drinks were tasty. Although I asked for bourbon and got scotch at one point. You know I returned that. The table situation for dinner was chaos with people arguing over saved seats and whatnot. If it had just been me, I would have gone elsewhere. The views and the breeze were lovely! read more

Rooftop deck with a partial view of the harbor? Yes, please. This spot was the first bar we came to after arriving in Sydney and checking in. It was great to get outside and have such a great view. We enjoyed our cocktails and some potato wedges and watched all of the people who had come, I assume for after work happy hour. It gets packed. We ended up coming here 2 or three times during our visit and every time it was packed. They also rent out part of it for private events, which I totally would for a work function or a special event. This of course makes the area available to everyone else much smaller, but with no less people, so it can get a little "shove-y." You can see part of the harbor and watch all of the cruise ships that anchor nearby... and of course you can see the opera house (when the cruise ship isn't blocking it), and it is super close to the harbor bridge. I would definitely suggest to come here for a cocktail if you are in the area. read more

I came here for the rooftop bar and it was amazing, yet extremely packed during NYE time. The view of Sydney Opera House was gorgeous especially with the sun setting. The place had free for all seating, so we had to wait around tables that were leaving. We ordered the fish and chips and they were quite good. The fish was full fried and still moist on the inside. It was a bit expensive, but the portion size made up for it. read more

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Place was crazy busy when we went. Ended up just standing by the edge and stalking better spots. The view can't be beat from the rooftop. We didn't stay till sunset but I could see that it would be pretty nice from here. read more

Glenmore Hotel - Not lots of room so we hugged the rails until something opened up. - Hotels Near Me - The Rocks, NSW

A place that's worth going if you're willing to trek through all the steps! Depending on where you're coming from, you may have to go through many sets of steps to end up here. The view from the rooftop is incredible, although it was so busy when we went that we ended up sitting on a lower floor just so we could eat. The food itself is pretty good, like the wings or the fish and chips. The pricing isn't too bad either. The servers all act like they don't want to be there, which I guess is understandable given how crazy everything is. I think this place would be great if you just wanted a few drinks on the roof. Worth a shot if you're in the area! read more

Glenmore Hotel - Hotels Near Me - The Rocks, NSW

When i have out of towners on my couch The Glenmore is definitely apart of the insiders tour guide to my sweet sweet Sydney. How could you not? Perfectly positioned in the high parts of The Rocks with a rooftop bar that overlooks the most beautiful harbour in the world it definitely will knock the socks off any out of towner, or even local whos been there countless times. Its the usual pub fare with an upmarket feel providing every palate an option. Prices are standard pub pricing but for the location you're already winning! Great for groups but do book ahead especially when tbe sunshine hits town as its popular with locals & in the know tourists themselves. read more

This review is for the restaurant. We stopped by here after the Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb. We went to the rooftop, which did have wonderful views. It wasn't crowded, but it was cool and very windy. I'm told on nice days, the place is packed. I had a burger and chips. It was ok, but nothing defining by it. My husband had fish and chips and liked them. It is a little aggravating that the rooftop only serves certain beers and two defined jug cocktails--the rooftop doesn't offer any of the cocktails available downstairs. You can go down to the next floor to order (there are three or four floors of stairs with various levels of service), but that's a little inconvenient. Either way, the food was ok, and I would be willing to try it again. The views were great, but sounds like on nicer days you may be fighting crowds. read more

Not happy Dan! It's happened. It's devastating and I don't know what else to say... No. Wait a minute. Yes I do! Glenmore you've lost my heart. You had it to hold, cherish and whisper warmy gooey sweet nothings to; you took it for granted; and you've lost it. I'm gone and I can't say when, or if, I'll be back. I dunno what it is about pubs post reno's, that make them think they are suddenly all that and a bag of chips - you guys are NOT what's hot. You have lost your mojo. BIG TIME! Who cares if you had Anchorman 2 there? That's in the past, what are you going to do moving forward to get people to come to your pub? Or are you going to rest on your mediocre laurels and let the tills tick over till they just don't anymore? Sure you were busy last week, it's the festive season after all, and no doubt that's why you allowed your bouncers to turn into Douche Bigalows. I saw them kicking out people that were fine. Some blokes just didn't have the right kind of cool and you punted them. That makes YOU not cool. I always get in, I never get booted, but you know what, I wish you did toss me out last weekend. I wish you threw me unceremoniously onto the sidewalk before I stupidly, in hindsight, ordered the utter garbage you try and pass off as food. I paid $17.50 for an item from the two hands menu, which indicates that you might actually need your hands to eat it and not untensils. What was described sounded delicious - a Pulled Pork roll, house made coleslaw, melted cheesed, paprika ailoi and fries - but what was ultimately delivered was tantamount to something you'd find in the garbage after it's been sitting unfinished on the table for an hour. You've done the unthinkable. You've turned me off pulled pork. Straight to the shame file for you. Shame!, Shame!, Shame! Pulled pork is one of my all time favourite dishes. And I am no mere dabbler. I am one of your hickory smoked yee-haw cowboys when it comes to this particular fare. I know good pulled pork. I've had it at Salt Lick BBQ in Driftwood Texas; I've had it at Franklin's BBQ truck in Austin Texas; I've had it at Hill Country and Blue Smoke in New York City. I know good pulled pork. I've even had the mediocre variety as a takeaway in New york. Every vestige of pulled pork that I've ever tasted is so astronomically superior to your pulled pork that basically your pulled pork isn't fit to be the muck in the sty that their pigs roll in. It really isn't. To compound the issue the pork roll bun was soggy all the way through. Not just chewy, literally "we soaked the bread in water for an hour before putting it underneath the pulled pork" soggy. I didn't need a knife and fork, so much as a spoon. I also ended up leaving the entire bun lid that was stuck with some *kind* of cheese, and the world's worst coleslaw. Colonel Sanders would be turning in his grave. Having to eat, what I ate, with a knife and fork was disgraceful enough. Having to pay $17.50 for it was an insult. Why didn't I send it back? I've worked in kitchen's, and having that experience under my belt, I've learned to never send anything back. You cop the bad meal on the chin. You pay for it. Then you give your honest review of the restaurant. Maybe they'll fix up their horrendous mistake or maybe they'll continue making it and lose loyal customers... The absolute clincher is that, it wasn't just one serve that was wrong, my friends serve was also poor. I had already begun my meal when he returned from the loo to begin his. His first comment was "these chips taste old". To be fair my chips were actually really quite good (even though neither of us received paprika aioli), but the rest of what was served to me was practically inedible. It was a disgrace. You're getting a 2 because your female waitstaff are amazing (to chat to; look at; and for their service), your venues views are also uber-amazing. If not for these 2 positives you'd be getting a duck-egg or a single finger! Glenmore take this sound advice. Lose the ego. Improve your food service dramatically. Fire your moronic goose figjam bouncers. Rediscover your soul, your sass and your style. Or else risk further descent into the douche lagoon. read more

Glenmore Hotel - Poor pulled pork roll requiring knife and fork, Glenmore Hotel - Hotels Near Me - The Rocks, NSW

A pretty chill vibe spot with a good drink selection and some seriously good food. Despite the rain showers, went up to the covered roof deck. Some tables were eating, some just drinking, but all were having a good time and enjoying the afternoon. The Pulled Pork Roll was as good as it looked in the pictures - the spicy sauce, cheese and cole slaw mixed so well together with the tender pulled pork. The fries that came along with it were pretty dang good too: perfectly fried golden with a soft pillowy potato middle. The wings were covered in a Thai chili spice that brought a little bit of heat with a lot of flavor. Both paired well with the Fat Yak pale ale on tap. Very glad to have found this place. read more

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She back, the grand old dame sat atop her lofty perch 'bove the Rocks, surveying Sydney Harbour with all its idiosyncrasies and peccadilloes like a meerkat on a rock. Gone is the slightly-old-man-pub vibe of yesteryear (which I happened to dig, incidentally, but old man pubs are a minor fetish of mine), and now it's been reborn - like the phoenix in Harry Potter that I forget the name of, or Lazarus from that other best-selling book of all time - with small, cozy state rooms decked out with high-backed upholstered chairs ripped strait out of a London gentleman's club. And they're pretty sweet, these rooms. Make me want to jam on a robe and fire up a pipe filled with cherry tobacco. They looked nice as I walked past on my way to the rooftop, at any rate. Because this is why I come, to sink pots on the rooftop and let the salty spray from the greatest harbour on God's green earth drift in and caress my face with it's sweet, briny kiss. There's less astroturf, more class. And more views, they go all the way 'round. Didn't try the food out but there's a special rooftop menu I wanna hit up next time. read more

3 stars for food, 5 stars for the location and the spectacular view. The Glenmore Hotel used to be a hotel. I have no idea if it still operates like one, but the few floors I did see, they are all food areas. You want to go on the narrow stairs all the way up to the rooftop, which is where all the action is at. When you do get up there, take in the view. The harbour is right next to you, and you can take fantastic shots of the opera house. Grab a table; you will order at the bar but tables are first come first served. They have quite a few beers and drinks; it's stocked like a standard bar. The menu is along the lines of a bar menu: burgers, fries, wings, all that, with a contemporary twist. They were decent, but not worth a specific visit. This is a place where I would hang out with my friends at. It's so chill and who doesn't like a pub with a view? read more

I love the Glenmore Hotel, it's a totally good time with the blokes. Love the beer choices, always got good stuff and good food. Love the rooftop pub as well. It can be very busy though so keep that in mind if you're going with a large group of people. read more

Now the view from the root-top deck of this pub is absolutely amazing - you are looking right across Circular Quay to the Opera House. However the thing that I have discovered about this place is that it seems that everybody loves the view because I don't think I have ever been here when this place has not been packed to the brim. Despite that I do quite like this pub, especially because of the view, and the rooftop deck (which is now pretty much non-smoking). The last time I came here I ended up grabbing some lunch, and honestly the fish wasn't that great at all. In fact it was pretty disappointing (way too battery). As such I'm probably going to skip this place for lunch, but will still come back for a drink on the roof. read more

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Went in expecting mediocre pub food... and that's exactly what I got. The food equivalent of Sam Jackson beer. (It'll get you full.) The steak wasn't a great cut, and I could have possibly cooked a better one at home. The asparagus was a nice touch of green veggies, and I could probably use more of that in my diet. The surprise of the plate was the grilled mushroom -- very tasty! As others have noted, the rooftop bar is where it's at here (and the view is "very Sydney") -- but that's only if you can actually find an open spot up there. The place is packed! Good news for most looking for a happening bar seen, I suppose. And although I was looking forward to a pleasant open-air Sunday dinner with a view, things actually turned out fine for me because I found a nice (relatively) quiet spot on the middle level -- the Grand Dining room -- where they had American football playing on a big screen. Maybe I'm too easy to please, but that earned them the fourth star. read more

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This is the best rooftop bar in Sydney. Perfect for a sunny weekend session or a beautiful summer night. Good range of beers on tap and fun jugs to split. The food is pretty good. I recommend the popcorn shrimp and the chicken wings as share plates. The pulled pork burger is always delicious as a main! Hard to beat the amazing view of the Harbour and Opera House! The only downside is that it is always crowded and can be hard to grab a seat. read more

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Popped in for lunch on a sunny Friday. What a view!!!! The rooftop is a great spot to grab food and enjoy the good weather. The wedges with sweet chili and sour cream were nice and crunchy. The tuna salad was a great light lunch yet totally satisfying. The greens were lightly dressed and the tuna just lightly seared. You order your food and drinks at the bar which helps with getting back to work on time :) read more

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Cool rooftop bar with a fantastic view of the Sydney Opera House. At least, if you're lucky enough to sit by that one side facing the harbour. It's not the easiest to get to when you're walking from Circular Quay but it's a nice walk with pretty historic buildings. And if you go on a weekend, there's a street fair to browse through to. Once you find Glenmore Hotel, the rooftop bar is 3 flights up and it helps that each floor is filled with character. Once you get to the top, you're greeted by someone who takes your name and gives you an estimate wait time. There's a bar, a smoking corner, and about 20-25 tables spread throughout. A cool space to grab a drink day or night. read more

Glenmore Hotel - Cider with the view of the Sydney Opera House - Hotels Near Me - The Rocks, NSW

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This place has an amazing rooftop that filled up pretty quick the evening I went. I made reservations just to make sure my friends and I got seats. Get there early if you want to grab the best seats though. Unfortunately were seated in the middle so we didn't get to enjoy as much of the view as we had wanted. While the food is standard pub fare, the view makes up for it. Prices are quite fair for both food and drinks. They even have a Monday steak special, only $12 for steak and chips. read more

Glenmore Hotel - Nice to see vegan/vegetarian friendly options at pubs. This bowl was super filling! - Hotels Near Me - The Rocks, NSW

Amazing rooftop view!! Especially during Vivid ! The 4 stars are mostly related to the view and the location :) which are a must see ! It is not easy to find an open spot but worth the try. The staff is friendly and the food is ok ! read more

Glenmore Hotel - Vivid view from the rooftop - Hotels Near Me - The Rocks, NSW

The Glenmore is a not-so-secret awesome Sydney pub that makes you feel that "thank GOD I live in this incredible city" feeling. Climb up the stone steps from Argyle Street (or saunter straight in off Cumberland) and surpass the first bar immediately. Scale the three flights of stairs (how are your quads feeling?) and step up onto the incredible rooftop bar. Duck around the corner to the left and behold, incredible view of the Opera House. It's really too bad they felt the need chain link fence and plastic-line the perimeter of the rooftop. I wonder which drunken asshole fell off and ruined it for everyone? But it's not bad. For the casual vibe and affordable drinks that the Glenmore provides, I will happy squint through some plastic and chain. The cityscape is stunning anyway you slice it. I was lucky enough to be sitting upstairs at the Glenmore for the onset of a Sydney summer storm. Under the safety of a large umbrella, I watched lightening set the sky on fire around me. I even witnessed a bolt that looked like it struck the Opera House. Pretty surreal indeed. As the rain grew from light to heavy, the bar staff ushered everyone off the roof. Apparently they weren't into the idea of a lightening-induced law suit. If you're in the mood for a truly iconic Sydney experience, definitely head to the Glenmore for a cheeky beverage or two. You'll be glad you did. read more

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This rooftop bar offers beautiful views of Circular Quay, good food, and a nice wine list.

Service is subpar, but the food was good. Highly recommend the fish and chips! Tip: Take the stairs all the way to the top for the Rooftop bar. Once you get there, just seat yourself. No need to wait around as the servers are all pretty rude and won't actually tell you to seat yourself. You'll just stand there awkwardly waiting around like I did. :P read more

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I've had okay experiences here as the view is nice but I just came for lunch and will likely not return. I ordered the wings which were soft, I don't know if that's an Aussie thing but to me wings should be crispy. I asked if they could make them crispy and the women said no they come soft. I then said I would order something else. In North America they would give you something else free of charge but I get that I'm not in Kansas anymore. I asked her what a casserecce noodle was to help me think of something else to order and she said it was a pasta (which in case you were wondering, I already knew as it says pasta on the menu) but that she didn't know which it was but it was maybe like a penne. She didn't say "let me find out for you" so I looked it up. By this point I was a bit hungry so I gave my wings to my coworkers and left. Doubt I'll be back even for trivia night which I usually organize for my agency. I feel like if you are charging that much for wings, you could pretend to care about customer service but alas. read more

The Glenmore didn't look restaurant-worthy from street level. It's an historic, small building in a neighborhood of historic buildings; and the downstairs bar was boisterous and crowded on weekend nights, with the inebriates spilling out onto a sidewalk patio area. It looked like a place to drink; not so much a place to eat. But after completing the Bridgeclimb Sydney, I was looking for lunch and was pleasantly surprised to find their rooftop deck (after spying it from a higher walkway and thinking "Oooh, what is that?") I arrived just in time to get seat at a nice two-top near the bar. The deck was already mostly full, but further crowds ascended and a line quickly formed on the stairs. I ordered a beer and a sandwich: -- Spicy lamb burger: The lamb was tender and almost tasted of pulled pork. Kimchee on top added a nice counterpoint. Unfortunately the greens were not cut small enough, since they tended to pull out of the sandwich on every bite. The fries were perfect. Overall this dish was not very spicy, but I enjoyed it nonetheless. 4 stars. The setting, above and within the trees, was glorious on a bright summer day. 90% of the deck was covered with a large awning to keep off the sun. On the east side of the deck, one could see both the main harbour and downtown. The only downside was that the view was marred by the immense cruise ship in port, which blocked views of the Opera House and outer harbour. But the Glenmore would definitely be worthy of a re-visit. The staff treated me well and I enjoyed my lunch here. The only real issue was the crowds. read more

Climbing the mountain of stairs was akin to climbing Everest. Especially at the end of the Yelp Elite pub crawl. I refrained from asking are we there yet after the first flight of stairs. However once you make it to the rooftop it's worth the view. No really, that's why I've given this place 4 stars. The views of the harbour are amazeballs. They have quite a few beers on tap as well, cider included. I heard interesting things about the mens room, but alas, not being a man I couldn't go in for a sticky beak. All in all, it's a pub, it has beer... it doesn't have sticky floors!! Go and check out the view, will have to remember to go back to try the food. read more

Stopped in here quickly once after a stroll thought the Rocks market on a Saturday. Unfortunately, as it is with most places with incredible views of the harbor, it was impossible to find an available table. So we headed back downstairs and grabbed a window table on the first floor. Just had a beer and a pulled pork sandwich and both were pretty good. They had a decent selection of beers and it's hard to find pulled pork around here so that was a plus. My friends got the wedges and they were also really really good. Nice casual bar for the weekend. read more

I think it's about time I get round to reviewing this gem of a place. I ain't gonna sugar coat this one - she's not the prettiest of the bunch up this way and she's far from fine dining but where she lacks in aesthetics, she makes up for heart !! And that heart happens to be on the roof !! Its the Rolls Royce of rooftops right here ... on a balmy summer night, pull up a stool, feel that breeze blow through your hair and enjoy the million dollar views of the greatest harbour in all the land *cue Waves by Mr Probz* They have a pretty decent selection of beers on tap, 2 of my favourite whites (Cloudy Bay and Cape Mentelle), ciders, some top shelf gin and scotch and some great jugs for those 'uge nights ... oh and some sneaky Patron to just really finish it off. What I love most about this place? It's so far from pretentious, there are no dress codes .. you want to wear your soccer gear, go for your life son, thongs? Not a problem buddy .. but what you'll find here is your typical after work crew - toned right back, rolled up sleeves, tie loosened, hair out .. this is where you come to relax. I've yet to eat here but I'd imagine it would be your standard pub grub - salads, steaks, burgers, wedges .. I mean how bad could it really be? She's a keeper !!! .... I'm slowly drifting awayy ... wave after wave .... read more

Nice view of the harbor. The rooftop dining makes this a worthwhile stop but we also enjoyed the food. The wings were good and a large serving. After 11 days in Australia this American needed a familiar meal. read more

I'm always a big fan of the Glenmore whether it be for Sunday afternoon drinks on the rooftop or dinner in one of the many rooms on the second level. It's the perfect summer spot for a cocktail (or two) on the rooftop whilst basking in the glorious Sydney sun overlooking the harbour. Don't be fooled by the slightly dodgy looking downstairs section, the upper two levels are great! Whilst I have to say I think it's about time The Glenmore updated their menu, it's standard pub fare but maybe it's time to get some new things. It's been the same for the last 3 years I've been going there but then again you're not going here for the food, you're definitely going there for the view of the harbour. Their cocktails are pretty amazing and they have a somewhat average wine list. It's nice that even though it's in The Rocks its not as overly priced as what you would expect. It's not the cheapest pub but its also not the most expensive!! The downside of The Glenmore is that it is always busy in summer, especially upstairs on the roof but if you're lucky like I was the other night one of the rooms on the second floor might be available and you get a semi private room to yourself! read more